New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
TO CONFER WITH TAMMANY.
COUNTY DEMOCRATS MEET AND ADJOURN.


CONFERENCE COMMITTEE APPoINTED-MEN
PROMINENT IN THE MEETING.
The County Democracy County and Judiciary Con-
vention evening the large hall of the Cooper
Institute and did what expected 10 disappointed
committee composed OF the twenty five district leaders
to meet a similar committee from Tammany Hall to
agree IA common ticket When the convention was
called together at e:2Op H.. the large hall was com
pletey flloi with delegates and others. Prominent
those the stage and in the body OF the hall
ex-Msyor Edward Cooper. Police Commissioner
John r. Voorh President T. Beeknan Police Justices
Maurice j. Power James T. Kilbreth, j. Henry Ford
Daniel o Reilly and Henry Murray. John E. DryeLn,
Superintendent James j. Kelso exConnty CLERK T. Ii.
keenan,, Thomas Costigan. Warden Thomas Walsh. Com
missioner OF Jurors Charles Reilly. d. Philip C. Don
lin. Congressman "Tim " Campbell. Deputy Collector
Mason Deputy Collector Jones. Arthur Berry. Mayor
Hewiis secretary Colonel Gon, Deputy Street Clean
ing Commits >ioncr Seebold Senators James Daly and
NJ c. Murphy Richard A. Cunningham. Edward kcar-
ney A. r. Docharty, James Mccartney Colonel j. j.
Mooney. d. A. spellssey and Charles J. McGee
ALL THE TALK FOR PEACE AND HARMONY.
The convention was called order by John T. Deve-
lin chairman OF the County Committee He SAID that
he would present a. their temporary presiding officer an
old an 1 tried member OF the organization He named
Colonel John Fellows Mr.. Fellows was elected by
reclamation.
Colonel Fellows said the task before him was an easy
one There were dssens Ions to divide their councils
He "boomea the Democratic State ticket. advocated
more school buildings pictured the beauties OF free
trade aboring men, and declared that everything
bright local ticket which they were about
to place in nomination.
Charles J. MCGEE. John NJ Conan and Mitchell Levy
were chosen temporary secretaries The usual COM
mees Gu permanent organization and resolu ons were
provided for Senator NJ. c. Murphy offered to present
a resolution Chairman Fellows said that some pre-
pinary business must transacted aud then the reso
luton would he in order,
Senator Murphy-Then. to insure the safety or the
resolution. will take charge OF It, lLauS1terI
Chairman Fellows said that he had great pleasure IN
announcing a committee from Tanmany Hall These
were ex-senator Forster. Police Justice Welde and James
Barker Mr. Forster said that he bore a communication
from Iammsny Hall II was read 1t explanon that
Tammany Hall hal appointed committee to confer
with other organizations making ticket and asked
that similar committee be appointed by the county
Democracy Convention TO confer with the Tammany
committee which was then awsiting reply at Tam
many Hall MI Fellows said that the matter would DO
brought o the attention Of the convention
The temporary officers were made permanent
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE chosen.
Senator Murphy then offered his resolution again III
proved 10 be one tho appointment of committee OF
one from each Assembly district and each from the
Twenty third aud Twon fourth Wards to confer Win
the committee from rammany Hall This was carried.
The districts and wards called and the committee
was named AS follows: